Performance Max Rug Pull – What to do when performance drops
If you’ve been working with Google’s Performance Max campaigns (PMax) for any length of time you’ve probably experienced the rug pull. Campaigns will often do well at first in, but then something will change drastically. We’ve seen campaigns crater in spectacular ways, without significant changes to the campaign, account, competition, or market demand. PMax will […]
Exclude catalog items in a P-Max campaign
Google’s Performance Max campaigns have a learning phase. If your products have a traffic history or if there are GTINs for your products shared across multiple retailers, Google can do a good job of figuring out what are appropriate search queries for your products.
Google Performance Max quickly cannibalizes other campaign types
Performance Max is a replacement for Google Smart Shopping. We’ve seen some early results and it’s shown some promise. Google has been slowly taking away control over accounts in exchange for the potential of better performance.
Dynamic display ad feed management with WakeupData
WakeupData is a fast-growing ecommerce feed management company specializing in building templates to translate ecommerce feeds to multiple channels. The company recently released an update that includes the attribute set for Display Ad optimization.
5 fast rules to diagnose Google Shopping performance problems
So you’ve got your Merchant Feed set up and working reasonably well however, the Google Shopping campaigns are not performing as well as you’d like them to. Here are some quick ways to diagnose common issues.
Planning Your Google Shopping Campaign for Success Using Shopping Insights and Google Trends
As a marketer, researching the competitive landscape and executing a well-timed advertising strategy are two critical components in planning a Shopping campaign.